Infants 6 weeks to 48 months

Small infant-toddler program up to 48 months. This program is perfect for infants and little ones that thrive in a smaller center. Our teacher to child ration is 1 to 4. Two times a day our little ones crossover to the Adult Day Club and play with the grandmas and grandpas.

The MOD Squad is The Continuum’s Home Safety Team, specializing in home accommodation and modification services designed to reduce risk of injury while supporting independent living and self-sufficiency.

Odyssey House operates a full continuum of care that cover the most basic addiction services all the way to the most intensive, all within our organization. Because of our ability to provide all types of care to all types of people, we can transition people seamlessly into lower or higher levels of care depending on individual need, all while providing the same high-quality services we're known for.

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Offers support all along the continuum of a human trafficking survivor’s journey, including: emergency response, counseling and skills training, shelter, legal advocacy and survivor leadership.

Hotline & Emergency Response: 888-539-2373. The hotline provides around the clock response to victims of human trafficking and law enforcement and serves as a resource to the community for referrals, technical assistance and reporting tips regarding potential human trafficking cases. The emergency response team provides immediate, short-term services to ensure the safety and well-being of victims when they first escape their trafficking situation.

Social Services: CAST's intensive case management program offers a client-centered, trauma-informed approach to helping survivors along their journey to freedom and independence. The program begins with a comprehensive assessment to determine goals and necessary next steps. Services include basic necessities, safety planning, supportive counseling, medical, education, life skills training, employment, transportation, applying for state/federal benefits and more.

Legal Services: CAST attorneys empower survivors to assert their legal rights and choose appropriate remedies to rebuild their lives. The legal services program works collaboratively with survivors, community-based organizations, public-interest attorneys and numerous government agencies to ensure survivors of human trafficking are provided culturally-sensitive, victim-centered legal representation. Along with its in-house legal team, CAST's pro bono attorneys dedicate their time and talent assisting with immigration advocacy, criminal victim-witness advocacy, civil litigation, family law and cutting edge policy initiatives.

Youth Program: CAST recognizes the specialized needs of minor and transition age youth (TAY) survivors of human trafficking and developed specific youth-focused programming. Youth services include monthly group activities focused on empowerment, positive experiences and education; comprehensive case management with interventions geared towards youth; and individual assistance navigating various systems, including the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services and Probation Department, when necessary. In addition, the program offers internships for Transition-Aged Youth (TAY), which seek to build job skills and professional development through direct work experience and mentorship.

Survivor Leadership: CAST’s work is directly informed by the real experiences of the clients it serves. The survivor leadership programs, Survivor Advisory Caucus (launched in 2003) and National Survivor Network (launched in 2011), bring together a community of survivors of human trafficking for peer-to-peer mentorship and survivor-led advocacy. Their voices on policy and public awareness have led to the development of stronger protections for victims in both California and federal anti-trafficking laws. By connecting survivors across the country, CAST supports and encourages survivors to realize their own leadership qualities and to value their insight, not just as survivors, but as experts in the field.

Training & Technical Assistance: CAST’s Comprehensive Training and Technical Assistance (TTA) program is designed to provide expertise and training for service advocates on the full spectrum of legal remedies available to human trafficking victims through individualized technical assistance, in-person training and regular working group calls. CAST TTA is now offering free support to attorneys and social service providers assisting trafficking survivors with legal needs in the following areas of law: immigration, criminal re-entry, reporting to law enforcement, ethics, criminal victim witness advocacy, program support, referrals, civil and more. Through this program, CAST's TTA team established a toll-free hotline and dedicated email to respond to breaking requests for technical assistance from both legal and social service providers. For case specific questions or individualized technical assistance for attorneys and social service providers, contact TTA through the online "Technical Assistance Request Form". We try to respond to TA requests within 72 hours. If the volume of requests is high response may be up to 7 days.

Advocacy & Public Policy: Drawing from nearly two decades of direct experience with victims of human trafficking, CAST has catalyzed first-of-its-kind legislation and has won the respect and partnership of a diverse group of policy leaders. CAST begins all its policy initiatives by engaging its main constituents – survivors themselves. These initiatives center on survivor experiences and highlight survivor advocacy. CAST not only introduces anti-trafficking legislation, but also works hard to ensure policy implementation.

Los Angeles local programs:
-Shelter
-Partnerships & Outreach

Substance use disorder and/or mental health history

Full continuum of care: Condensed form of therapeutic care, meeting for several hours a week for a fixed set of weeks. During this time, clients participate in the same kind of therapy provided to those in residential treatment and other programs. In individual therapy, clients work one-on-one with a counselor or therapist identifying triggers, exploring and working to overcome stressors in daily life, and developing the skills and techniques necessary to keep their mental health positive. Individuals will also be able to participate in group therapy. Doing so allows individuals to develop a support system for after treatment. Service approved by SAPTA.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />

Homeless households with or without children.

A single point of entry for households with or without children needing assistance with housing. Individuals will be assessed for all of CCSS programs which include services available through the Continuum of Care, as well as services throughout the community through a process known as Coordinated Entry.

Youth ages 18 thru 20 who are experiencing homelessness. *Youth enter this program through the Southern Nevada Homelessness Continuum of Care (CoC) Youth Coordinated Entry System: please call to schedule a housing assessment.

The transitional housing program offers confidentially located furnished condominium units. Youth are assigned a case manager and provided supportive services. In the rapid re-housing program (RRH), each case manager provides youth assistance to identify and rent housing. Rent and move-in financial assistance is provided to those in RRH.